The folks he reads it to won’t get it.

Should ask the teacher for a field trip to the edge of the Earth

"Yay, let's make active shooter drills something fun!"

Women voting is what will hopefully save America this election cycle!

Tell me again how guns make the USA safer?

Note to self: Don't move to Florida

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Your doctor has had years of education but does not know sh.it .... We have money, we know what's best

Gee! If only there was a better solution to all of this!

Did you know you could pay them a liveable wage?

If "There's none so blind than them that cannot see" were a picture.

"Here's your baby!" "Such a beautiful baby!" "Yes, that'll be $39,35, cash or credit?"

It's just sad how these are considered a solution to gun violence

I bet he is 😀

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Insane

Yes, yes that is a humiliating situation for anyone to find themselves in.

"Your call is important to us...."

Jesus famously fed the five thousand with big macs.

Well, at least there's an option to not leave tip.

Since when are considering a single guy as "protestors"?

My brother had a stroke at 32. One year in hospital including therapy, years of specialist and hospital visits, procedures for stents you name it, he went through it. Passed 11 years ago at 56. Total bill...$0. Except for medications which were capped at $500 annually, after that free.

Go denmark!!

Make them like in Europe - insert coin to get cart, return cart, get the coin back. And there is no cart on parking lot problem whatsoever.

This is f*****g disgusting.

There should be a culture of name and shame.

America needs to get behind "Too Good to Go".

To be clear, if food is donated in good faith, recipients cannot sue if they get sick/have allergic reactions/etc. Regardless, all across the US and Canada, good food like this is thrown out because uninformed people say "We can't give it away for legal reasons." Yes, you can give it away, yes you can help. You're just choosing not to.

Anyone who says it's a liability doesnt know the law. The US has a Good Samaritan law that protects individuals and businesses. It provides immunity from prosecution should someone get sick...any company, store or individual who says they throw away food rather than donate it because they don't want to be sued are lying. Period.

Problem around the world, sadly

When I worked for Tim Hortons, my boss actually had a any leftover bread products (donuts and bagels, sometimes muffins) given to our local homeless shelter. The shelter actually had a van that would come around in the early morning to collect it from all the local businesses that participated.

I will say at least my company donates SOME stuff, but I throw away on the daily cause of my Dept. (dairy) That's a lawsuit no one wants.

Thanks to the Nanny State, unused food can't be given away. Litigation don't ya know.

In my country (EU country) stores after working hours (especially before they close for weekend or holidays) prepare all leftover food - that can't wait few days (baked goods, dairy products before expiration, sliced salami or cheese) and they have special companies pick the food up and give it to people that can not afford to buy them.

It has to do more with government regulations, and what they are allowed to donate, rather than if the company wants to donate, a lot of the time. The laws vary state to state. For instance, in South Carolina, pretty much anything goes, even already cooked pizzas can be donated. Idaho, takes pre-made sandwiches and salads from gas stations. Massachusetts, can't take either of those, but can take bakery items. When I worked at a 7-Eleven, in Mass, the owner would let us take home the sandwiches, and put the extras in a strategically placed bag for the hungry. Some jerk ratted him out, and he had to pay huge fines.

So...toss it, leave, and come back and take it to the shelter.

I worked at a large chain and for YEARS we donated to a homeless shelter. A homeless person ate food from the shelter, got sick and sued the shelter and then the shelter sued us. It was complete b******t, but because of that it turned into "No Donation" policy and anyone caught violating it would be fired.

I’d put the phone number to the shelter on speed dial. “Free bread at 8:30 tonight”

Companies do this in the US because it's a bigger tax write off to just throw it away, or they're afraid of getting sued if someone gets sick from eating the food. But other countries do this all the time, don't they? So it's doable.

Honestly, I believe I would take it to the shelter anyway. I couldn't imagine throwing it away with so many people needing it.

Same. We have students and elderly people where I work. There is a network of little old ladies sneaking food home so they can have something to eat since the wages aren't that great. Work hard and retire they said. Ha!